At the latest edition of Paris Photo, held in November 2025, a series of black-and-white portraits caught the attention of both the public and the media. Their public display followed a large-scale installation from the 2024 edition, dedicated to the complete works of the German portrait photographer August Sander (1876-1964). That year, the newly-renovated Grand Palais had welcomed visitors with his celebrated project, People of the 20th Century .
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© Jack Davison (EL PAÍS)
Image from the book "13–15 November. Portraits: London", published by Helions. Courtesy of Cob Gallery.
© Jack Davison
Image from the book "13–15 November. Portraits: London", published by Helions. Courtesy of Cob Gallery.
© Jack Davison (EL PAÍS)
Image from the book "13–15 November. Portraits: London", published by Helions. Courtesy of Cob Gallery.
© Jack Davison
Image from the book "13–15 November. Portraits: London", published by Helions. Courtesy of Cob Gallery.
© Jack Davison
Image from the book "13–15 November. Portraits: London", published by Helions. Courtesy of Cob Gallery.
© Jack Davison
Image from the book "13–15 November. Portraits: London", published by Helions. Courtesy of Cob Gallery.
© Jack Davison
Image from the book "13–15 November. Portraits: London", published by Helions. Courtesy of Cob Gallery.
© Jack Davison (EL PAÍS)
Image from the book "13–15 November. Portraits: London", published by Helions. Courtesy of Cob Gallery.
© Jack Davison (EL PAÍS)
Image from the book "13–15 November. Portraits: London", published by Helions. Courtesy of Cob Gallery.
© Jack Davison
Image from the book "13–15 November. Portraits: London", published by Helions. Courtesy of Cob Gallery.
© Jack Davison
Image from the book "13–15 November. Portraits: London", published by Helions. Courtesy of Cob Gallery.
Double spread from the book "13–15 November. Portraits: London", published by Helions. Courtesy of Cob Gallery.
Double spread from the book "13–15 November. Portraits: London", published by Helions. Courtesy of Cob Gallery.
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